Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-07
SIX BOMBS FOUND.
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proportion wss somewhat greater thsn
uspsln
| "Hsve you had any callers today" he
| was asked.
mo. l have spent the day 81 home,
and hsve been very busy. Delegations,
presume, will come in tomorrow or
next day, and when they do l propose
! to receive them ali in the reception room
at the capitol. Everybody Will &C sccord-
| ed a hearing, End the case viii be finally
disposed of, just as all other cases OF like
! character nave been IN the p3st"
| Numerous kilograms have been received
| by the Governor during the day, most of
them from Chicago. Their tenor csnnot
J be learned other than that one CT them
wes from prominent Chicago capitalist
who fav0rs executive Ciemeucy. There
is little doubt out that the Governor is
receiving communications from all over
| the CouutrV from those who recommend
CONIMUTATIoN CT SENTENCE.
Some Of these gentlemen waive all
questions of law and justice in the case
and simply favor clemency on the grounds
| that 1t is better to send the condemned to
the penitsntiary for lite than it is TO allow
them to become profeSsed martyrs by
| SunSAlHS tuc AGhiA
| Attorney General Hunt was seen to-
day and asked his opinion Of the appeal
for clemency: 81 have no idea what the
Governor will do. The only time have
seen him since my return here was for q
short time yesterday afternoon. He IS,
Of course, considering the case, ana is
considering it cORscientously. Enor-
nous pressure Is being brought upon
&c will
by day from this time until the date Of the
execution. AS have always expected, =
peculiar sentiment has begun to develop
es the fatal day approaches. Many peo-
pie are signing 8 petition for the anar-
chists just as they would sign them
FOR ANY OTHER UNFoRTUNATEs
ter Ct sympathy that is WORKING this
change. Many people, too, consider That
the degree OF guilt varies
with these men, and that may
be tue. Lingg, for instance,
undoubtedly manufactured the bomb
that did the bloody work. Epgel, too,
hos been more immediately connected
with the crime than the Others, and row
the feeling is broadcast that certain of
the men were more guilty than others.
1udG DCllS4 10 uuuOuUlC0lJ dACCllhS
public sentiment TO some extent. Od the
other hand there is no doubt thst the re-
fusal Of some Of the men TO ask for
communication OF the sentence has aliens-
ted much OF the sympathy that they Wou L
otherwise have had"
Many Of the communications and reso-
lutions received from lncendisry societies
and anarchist circles abroad are violent
IN their denunciation Of the Judiciary.
The SQpreme Court of Illinois has been so
misre presented by portion OF the
press Of Elrcpe and lis decisions
generally gsrpled that Hon. n. L. Free
man says the court reporter Of Illinois
has just cert copies OF The decision in the
ministers in Europe and TO ell the
leading journals CT the trans
Atlantic press. Among the papers
to which copies have been sert are the
Times, Press, Standard, Telegraph and
Pail MslI Glzette Of London; La France,
LIE Matip, LIE Petit Journal, Lei Intransi-
gesnt, L. Cri ~ Pauple and Journal des
Debsts Of Paris, and De Tagblatt CT
Berlin.
sd PETITION FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Nov. "A number Of London
radical clubs are arranging for final ef-
fort in behalf of the condemned anarchists.
A petition addressed to the Governor of
Illinois is in circulation aud O mass
meeting will be held Wednesday st which
the signatures to the petition will be an
nouHced, and q resolution adopted by
the meeting will be csbled he Governor